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    While attempting to open these files with DT v4.30.4 to read the information contained on them, my computer hesitated then displayed 'to open auto-play cd's, right click a file and select open', which I did. After a brief pause the same message was displayed again. What gives?
    DT has been great and this is the first time it hasn't played my files. Am I overlooking something? Thanks.

  • #2
    Don't get you, could you explain it more simple what the problem is, thank you.
    Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
    Peace Through Power

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    • #3
      Simplification(?)

      Yes, I will try.
      I have some files that are labeled .mds and .mdf that I would like to open. When I mount them there is a brief pause as DT notifies me that it is mounting the selected file. After pausing even longer I receive a message stating that in order to open an auto-play cd all I need to do is right-click a file and select open. I then proceed to perform this action (to attempt to open the chosen file) to which I receive the message again. I am not sure I have made this clearer, but I hope I have.

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      • #4
        Error log

        Also showing a reported error as: 133_appcompat.txt. It is unclear to me what this means.

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        • #5
          So in My Computer you are doing a right click on virtual drive and select open ?
          Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
          Peace Through Power

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          • #6
            Response to inquiry

            Yes, I was trying to open them through 'My Computer' with DT and also as individual files in 'My Documents' with DT to no avail. I have, however, cleared up the error message but this has not made any difference thus far. I may have to try something else in order to open these files or perhaps they are damaged. As I said, DT has been flawless for me up to this point so I am reluctant to cite it as the root of the problem.

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            • #7
              Try to recreate these images from orignal disk and use mount feature of DT.
              Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
              Peace Through Power

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